Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-09
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Nm the Leafy Month of June-Various Joyful Events in This City Tester. day.
 Marcus D. Mum of Minneapolis, s. s. s. '61 and Yale Law school 'S3, and Miss Min nie, daughter of Dr. w. G. filling, were united in marriage yesterday at the United church, Dr. Munger officiating. There was a lovelyYdisplav of flowers about the pulpit. MT. John M. Blakeley, of St. Paul, Minn., was best man, and the ushers were Messrs. Henry Bristol, John Chamberlain, T. H. Bartlett, Dr. w. l.. Griswold of Greenwich, Ct., and Walter Bridgeman, classmates of the groom. The happy pair after their wedding trip will reside in Minneapolis, where MT. Mum has already an established law prac- tice, and is prosecuting attorney. The gifts were many and beautiful.
 TUTTLE-DowNEs. x-Representative Grove J. Futile of East Haven, law firm of Grove J. and D. W. Futile, and Miss Emma J. Downes of Birmingham were married yesterday after noon at the residence of the brides uncle, MT. Charles Downes, 21 Wall street, Rev. MT. Lines of St. Pauls officiating. Post master Hemingway of East Haven and D. A. Wetmore were the ushers. MT. and Mrs. Futile left on 8 trip for Albany and Wash ington. They have many friends and we'll wishers. The bride was leading and popu lar member of the Chautauqua circle and Authors club of Birmingham.
 DIPPoLD-KELLER.
 Miss Louise E. Keller, a well known and popular young lady, was married last evening to George J. Dippold. The ceremony was performed at the parochial residence of St. Mary's church. The Rev. Father Kent tied the nuptial knot. Miss Mary Keller, the brides sister, acted as bridesmaid and MT. James Brennan was best man. The bride was charmingly attired in dress of white surah silk, cut en train and ornamented with flowers. The bridesmaid wore a dress of cream colored albatross, trimmed with point lace. After the ceremony the bridal party was driven to the residence of the brides parents, 157 Goffe street, where an elegant reception was held and the friends of the newly married couple extended their con- gratulations. MT. and Mrs. Dippold start to-day on weeks tour which will include New York, Boston and other cities of inter est.
 sCHwAGERMAN-LoHsE.
 Charles Schwagerman, who is connected with his father in the grocery business on Franklin street, was married last evening to Miss Emma Lohse. The Rev. Charles Siebke, pastor of the German Lutheran church, per formed the ceremony. The bride was very prettily attired. A reception was held at which the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Schwagerman extended their best wishes. The presents were many. A wedding sup per was served. MT. Schwagerman is 8 pop. ular member of the City Guard. He will take his young bride on an extended wedding tour.
 EMERY-PURSE.
 Jacob E. Emery, of this city, and Miss Ella W. Purse, of Philadelphia, will be mar ried at the residence of the brides mother next Wednesday evening, June 15. MT. and Mrs. Emery will reside at 105 Blatehley ave- nue.
 ROBERTSON-SMTH.
 George E. Robertson and Annie E., daugh- ter of George Fl. Smith, will be united in : marriage at the First Baptist church Wednes- day, June 22, at 4 p. m.
 wHEELER-BoUToN.
 Miss Emma L. Bouton, leader of Nor walk society, will be married on Wednesday next to James A. Wheeler, wealthy western gentleman.